Spurs say they are disappointed after court blocks plans for new womens training centreTottenham Hotspur say they are disappointed by a high court decision to block plans for their new womens and girls training centre.The judge ruled that councillors were misled and said Enfield Councils decision to approve the plans could well have been different had all the relevant information been available.We are disappointed by todays High Court judgment concerning the planning permission for our proposed Womens and Girls Training Centre at Whitewebbs.The courts decision concerns the legal process followed by Enfield Council in granting planning permission, rather than the planning merits of the proposed development itself.We continue to believe the proposals would deliver significant benefits for Enfield by safeguarding Whitewebbs as a green space, improving access to nature, restoring important heritage assets, creating new facilities for local residents, community groups and sports clubs whilst delivering a lasting legacy for womens and girls sport.Stay up to date with all the latest womens football news byjoining our WhatsApp channel.The development would create a world-leading womens and girls training centre, helping to establish Enfield as a leading destination for the womens and girls game. Alongside elite facilities, it would create new opportunities for girls across the borough to play and develop through expanded coaching, education and community programmes, while providing a visible pathway from grassroots football to the very highest levels of the game.We remain committed to Enfield and to continuing the work we have undertaken in the borough for many years through investment in sport, education and community programmes. We will now consider the judgement carefully and determine our next steps.If you enjoy our articles, help us out by making Hayters.com one of your preferred sources on Googleby clicking here.